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Classroom Connections by Carter Banner

Classroom Connections by Carter

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farmington, Arkansas, United States
About the store
I spent 10 years teaching all subjects in fourth grade, where I developed a passion for creating meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. I now teach middle school science and social studies and love helping students think critically and connect learning to the real world.
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Preview of Place Value 60 Task Cards Expanded, Written, Standard Form, Comparing, Rounding

Place Value 60 Task Cards Expanded, Written, Standard Form, Comparing, Rounding

Place Value 60 Task Cards 3rd and 4th Grade Standard, Expanded, Written Form, Comparing and RoundingStudents will:Identifying place value, writing numbers in standard form, expanded form, and word form, comparing whole numbers using <, >, and =, and rounding whole numbers to the nearest place value.Make place value practice engaging with this 60-card Place Value Task Card Bundle! This resource gives students meaningful practice with essential place value skills while keeping them actively
Preview of 4.NBT.4 Task Cards: Subtract Whole Numbers & Game 4th Grade

4.NBT.4 Task Cards: Subtract Whole Numbers & Game 4th Grade

Practice subtracting whole numbers through the millions place with these engaging 32 Subtraction Task Cards! Students will build confidence solving subtraction problems with regrouping while progressing from easier to more challenging problems. This resource is perfect for math centers, small groups, independent practice, review, early finishers, homework, and test prep.🎯 What's Included:✅ 32 Subtraction Whole Number Task Cards (through the millions place)✅ Student Recording Sheet✅ Complete Ans
Preview of Place Value Task Cards Comparing Whole Numbers Task Cards and Game

Place Value Task Cards Comparing Whole Numbers Task Cards and Game

Comparing Whole Numbers Place Value Task Cards Math Review GameThis set includes 32 Comparing Whole Number Task Cards designed to give students meaningful practice comparing numbers through the hundred thousands place using the symbols <, >, and =. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade.To help your resource last for years, I recommend printing the task cards, recording sheet, and board game on cardstock and laminating them. This makes them durable for repeated classroom use.I also have grey scale. If yo
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Decimals Task Cards Money Word Problems 4th and 5th Grade

Adding and Subtracting Decimals Task Cards Money Word Problems 4th and 5th Grade

Adding and Subtracting Decimals Task Cards Word Problems Money 4th and 5th Grade with Board Game | 4th and 5th Grade Math Centers | Adding and Subtracting Decimals Help your students build confidence and mastery with adding and subtracting decimal money amounts through engaging, real-world word problems. This resource includes 32 task cards designed to strengthen students’ understanding of decimals while applying math skills to meaningful, real-life situations such as sports, theme parks, food,
Preview of Comparing Decimals Task Cards 4th Grade Place Value Decimals

Comparing Decimals Task Cards 4th Grade Place Value Decimals

Comparing Decimals Place Value 4th Grade Task Cards | Centers | Games | Test Prep | Review Decimal Place Value Help your students build confidence and mastery when comparing decimals to the hundredths place with these engaging task cards and bonus board game! This resource includes 32 task cards designed to help students develop a strong understanding of decimal place value while comparing decimals in meaningful and varied ways. Students will practice carefully analyzing place value, including
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Experience

I spent 10 years teaching all subjects in fourth grade, where I developed a passion for creating meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. I now teach middle school science and social studies and love helping students think critically and connect learning to the real world.

Teaching style

My teaching style focuses on hands-on, student-centered learning. I enjoy creating lessons that get students moving, talking, and thinking critically. I believe students learn best when they are actively engaged, collaborating with peers, and genuinely enjoying the learning experience.

My own education history

I have a Master’s degree in the Art of Teaching and am licensed to teach ESL for grades K–12. I also completed a professional learning program through Johns Hopkins University. With 11 years of classroom experience, I bring a strong understanding of student needs and a passion for creating meaningful, engaging learning experiences.